Such a predicament will be the catalyst for one of two outcomes. It will either be the push needed to force Israeli leaders into crafting a genuine peace deal with the Palestinians, or hubris will once again get the better of them and they will allow Israel’s economy to collapse, along with its Apartheid walls, a la South Africa.

However, there’s a third possibility.

It’s the one Israeli leaders have always used since the founding of their country. War. It is the only method they know well. They’ve been using it deftly to distract their people and the Jewish Diaspora from the reality that is Israel: a monstrous Apartheid criminal state, worse than Apartheid South Africa.

THE BIG WAR

If Israel were to go down the war path again, this time it would be a multi-front war. A war they’ve been preparing for years. Israel would target Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Palestine (Gaza), and Assad’s army in Syria.

To help Israel on the Syrian front, especially as Russia is now involved, the US would use NATO on the Turkish border, under the pretext that ISIS is the aim.

Thus Israeli troops would concentrate on a) bombing Gaza mercilessly and indiscriminately, like they always do, b) invading Lebanon to try to dismantle Hezbollah, and c) partially invading Syria to try to oust Assad, and protect the Golan Heights which they already stole from Syria. However, since Russia is a Syrian ally, it would also get in the fight, even if covertly.

Further, Syria and Iran have a mutual defense pact, therefore Iran would most likely join in; or at the very least provide soldiers and weapons to Syria and Syria’s ally, Hezbollah.

The goal of the recent conflicts in Syria (orchestrated by the US for Israel’s benefit) and Gaza was an attempt to destroy two fronts, so as to hopefully avoid the multi-front war. Thus Israel would have concentrated on just one front, Lebanon, in order to better smash Hezbollah’s military which, according to Israeli Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, is now stronger than most countries.

Unfortunately for Israel, Hamas and Syrian forces have not only become better fighters because of these conflicts, they are still standing and are now more popular with their people. And when Hezbollah is added to the equation, they form a trio of worthy adversaries that cannot be easily defeated.

Millions of Israeli Jews would be fleeing their war-torn country, while millions of Palestinians, living in refugee camps in Arab countries surrounding Israel, would be returning home.

A glimpse of things to come?

That very scenario could be the reason why they’ve been readying us for a post-Israel Middle East. If so, Zionism would meet its demise, and Palestine would become a full-fledged binational state with pre-1948 borders.

But where would all these Israeli Jews be fleeing to? The answer is Ukraine, the original birthplace of the Ashkenazi Jews. It’s the best possible guess, given the events that led up to the current Ukrainian crisis.

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED IN UKRAINE

The conflict in Ukraine started as a so-called revolution of the people. However, it was engineered by the Jewish Ashkenazi Victoria Nuland in the US State Department, with her Jewish neocon Ashkenazi husband Robert Kagan working in the background via powerful organizations such as Project for a New American Century, the Brookings Institution, and Council on Foreign Relations. The Jewish Ashkenazi George Soros also contributed financially to the Ukrainian Maidan “Revolution.” See The Truth About the Conflict with Russia.

“Many of the participants in Kiev’s ‘EuroMaidan’ demonstrations were members of Soros-funded NGOs and/or were trained by the same NGOs in the many workshops and conferences sponsored by Soros’ International Renaissance Foundation (IRF), and his various Open Society institutes and foundations. The IRF, founded and funded by Soros, boasts that it has given ‘more than any other donor organization’ to ‘democratic transformation’ of Ukraine,” wrote William F. Jasper in The New American.

Then came the removal of the duly elected President of the country, followed by the installation of a puppet government with a new Prime Minister named Arseniy Yatsenyuk who, according to The Guardian, is playing down his Jewish roots (Arseniy Yatsenyuk was recently replaced by another Jew, Volodymyr Groysman).

Whether Israel’s Apartheid system collapses with a whimper or with a bang is up to Israel’s intransigent leaders. They could easily opt for a genuine peace accord with their Arab neighbors, but they’re too evil to want peace.

If past actions truly help predict future events, Israel is doomed to continue in its path toward self-destruction. As usual, Jewish leaders will blame everyone and anyone but themselves.